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Ba Director, FBE «: - a -2- QabmL,3 with the intent to induce ELSHOFF to impose unfair labor practices upon his employees, who were at that time members of the rival mion, the © ogressive Ifine Workers of America. If it can be proven that ELSHOFF and the officials of the United itine Workers of America conspired to deprive members of the Progressive ifine Workers of America of their rights, as secured by Section 7 of the National Labor Relations act, there can undoubtedly be established a violation of Section 51, Title 18, U.S.C. The Department advises that the following individuals were of- ficials of the National Labor Relations Board who actively participated in the Mine "B" controversy between 1937 and 1941. furnished the following names and the best addresses available: Attention Indianapolis: attention Washington Field: attention San Francisco: ¢ 4ttention Buffalo: JAIES C The Department has LARK, formerly National Labor Relations Board Field Examiner working out o nov reported Indiana, Chicago, Tllinois, ” Indganapolis, 0. st5:aru, formerly National Labor Relations Board Field Examiner, Chicago, Jllinois, now Director of the Field I. SMPORF AN, formerly Acting Regior.al Director, National Labor Relations ard, 13th Region, Now in ‘washington, D. C. with the Office of Strategic Services, MARTINGT: VER formerly National Labor Relations Board Field ~— Examiner, 13th Region, Chicago, Tllinois, Now National Labor ’ Relations Board Regional Director, ’ San Francisco, ae MEvEn SPCRYDER, formerly National Labor Relations Board Field Examiner, Chicago, Tllinois. Now Regional Director, Buffalo, New York, evi El eit